Show ONE MAN S PROVERBS pay as you go and if you can t pay don t go III luck Is sometimes better than good luck as it may cause a reforma alon women who can t get a vote per haps may be satisfied with getting a voter if betting Is a fool s argument few fools can carry on an extended joint debate it Is discouraging to an honest man to agree to accept a bribe and then be bunched out of it nearly any man Is willing to spend two dollars worth of time to get fifty cents without work when a man has reached the point that he believes his own lies it is time for him to reform everything depends on comparisons to the worm the tortoise is a reck less chauffeur tor speed it Is easier to secure a unanimous decision that a bad thing is bad than that a good thing is good nothing succeeds like a successful success except a successful failure and it is not safe to brag about it to protect the innocent Is all right but the young lawyer finds that there is more money in defending the guilty laugh and the world laughs with you and it also laughs at you and thereafter refuses to take you serious 1 the man who never crosses a bridge until he gets to it sometimes falls to cross it when he reaches the river the architect of his own fortune la often like the architect of his own house he finds when it Is completed that there Is no way of reaching the upper stories W bob holland in new york tribune |